What 50 Milliseconds Feels Like - by Somewhere

"experiencing reality at a high frame rate" is how I've often described my experience & potentially the experience of adhd broadly both your perceptual sampling rate (experiencing shifts in sensory inputs and/or internal states) AND agency sampling rate (opportunities/affordances to act on something) tend to be higher, which is precisely the reason why you get bored, exhausted, jaded faster - orpheas One of the magical things about social media is that like a diffusive process, sometimes someone will accidentally strike the heart of a place that everyone else seemed to miss. When Orpheas laid his claim about attention yesterday in response to Scott Stevenson’s longer post on the same, I first thought to seek clinical information either repudiating or validating his argument. What I found was far more interesting, and eventually metastasized into the article you’re reading. The phrase “experiencing reality at a high frame rate” seems to have emerged from years of trying to articulate s

"experiencing reality at a high frame rate" is how I've often described my experience & potentially the experience of adhd broadly both your perceptual sampling rate (experiencing shifts in sensory inputs and/or internal states) AND agency sampling rate (opportunities/affordances to act on something) tend to be higher, which is precisely the reason why you get bored, exhausted, jaded faster - orpheas One of the magical things about social media is that like a diffusive process, sometimes someone will accidentally strike the heart of a place that everyone else seemed to miss. When Orpheas laid